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Analysts and strategists believe it may be too late for President Donald Trump to save his party from a midterm disaster, and that this year’s midterm results—whether they favor the GOP or not—are likely already “baked in.
Donald Trump has sparked fresh concern of his alleged cognitive decline after appearing to forget the name of a Republican candidate in his latest speech. RadarOnline.
Donald Trump praises a talk show host after their latest White House dinner, reversing course after previously calling him a “jerk.”
Donald Trump signed an executive order waiving the sanctions on Russia that he signed into law just last month. The legislation gave the president until October 18th to impose penalties or formally tell Congress that he would forgo them.
President Donald Trump’s remarks about Iran attacking California have given late-night hosts another reason to question both his command of language and his claim to be a peacemaker. Seth Meyers focused on the confusion surrounding Trump’s suggestion that Iran could strike Los Angeles or San Diego,
Paolo Zampolli, a longtime friend and former modeling agent of Melania Trump, is speaking out after reportedly being removed from his position in the administration of Donald Trump. The Italian
The Oct. 17 rally will take place at Truist Arena. Doors will open at 10:30 a.m., with the president scheduled to speak around 2 p.m.
CNN/SSRS has Trump with a 33% approval rating. Across major national surveys, overall Republican approval is hovering between 70% to 75%. The record for the lowest individual approval rating in a single poll belongs to Harry S. Truman, who hit 22% in February 1952.
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Zelensky rallies EU support as Trump says Ukraine leader 'more difficult to deal with than Putin'
The US president launches a new wave of blistering criticism at Volodymyr Zelensky ahead of a meeting of EU leaders in Brussels.
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The latest: Flanagan, Tafoya clash over Trump, Iran war and fraud in only scheduled Senate debate
Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya clashed over President Donald Trump, the war in Iran and Minnesota’s fraud crisis during an hourlong debate Friday on MPR News, drawing sharp contrasts with less than three weeks until Election Day.